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Anna moved from Russia to London to study at drama school where she met her girlfriend Emma. Now as Anna's student visa expires they've decided to get married and stay in London together. But first Anna has to talk with her conservative mother who is unaware of her daughter's sexual orientation.
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Anna moved from Russia to London to study at drama school where she met her girlfriend Emma. Now as Anna's student visa expires they've decided to get married and stay in London together. But first Anna has to talk with her conservative mother who is unaware of her daughter's sexual orientation.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Valentina Gordeeva
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Rubicon Production
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